PSYCHOCINEMATIC

Media & Entertainment Podcasts

A podcast analysing depictions of mental illness and disabilities in film and TV. Hosted by a psychologist, Stephanie, and friends with lived experience. We may ruin your favourite movie, but we promise to do it with fun, humour, and perhaps an...

Episodes

A Bridgerton Episode - Part 1: Actually so much representation (and also Pitbull)

The Future of Psychocinematic Podcast

Episode 68: Two Backbrace Girls, and Romy & Michele’s Highschool Reunion (with Lauren Edwards)

Episode 67: Why Santa Claus IS Autistic, and making theatre more inclusive (With Oliver Hetherington-Page)

Episode 66: Disabled single mums being badass advocates! Also, Erin Brockovich (with Sarah Langston)

Episode 65: HALLOWEEN SPECIAL: The Haunting of Hill House, or, problems that could be solved by simply talking? (with Braaains Podcast)

Episode 64: Crohn’s Disease representation in Boldly Go, and Pete Davidson just trying to spread awareness (with Chris Cosgrove)

Episode 63: A Star is Born - love, trauma and addiction in the journey of fame (with Alex Steed)

Episode 62: Let’s fold in the cheese as we confabulate on ND coded characters in Schitt’s Creek (with Marie Camin)

Episode 61: The Kings Speech and other screen royals with a stutter (with Priya)

Episode 60: The truth about Tourette’s and Tiktok (with Monica Nguyen)

Episode 59: Lets watch Stutz and talk about the Jonah Hill texts

Episode 58 Tribute Re-release: Rubber Johnny, a wildly problematic viral short film (with Nic Fornasier)

Episode 57 Tribute Re-release: The Royal Tenenbaums (with Nic Fornasier)

Episode 56: Inclusion in action in How To Train Your Dragon (with Lo Nigrosh)

Episode 55: Heartbreak High aka All Hail Queen Chloe Hayden (with Zoe Simmons)

Episode 54: Frozen is Psychoeducation for kids... and adults (with Laura Pettenuzzo)

Episode 53: Wednesday and coded vs canonized neurodivergent characters (with Jeremy Andrew Davis)

Episode 52: Ode to Joy and what Narcolepsy REALLY looks like (with Charlene Barker)

Episode 51: Reasons to like Please Like Me (with Dr. Elise McGlashan)